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Looking at Pictures
This is a young person's guide to art, aimed at children aged 9 and older. Written in a very accessible way, it discusses art history, techniques and subject matter as seen through the paintings in the National Gallery's collection. Topics include- hidden meanings, symbols and clues; light and atmosphere; potraits; landscapes; telling stories; composition and the use of colour. The work of artists like Goya, Monet, Vermeer and Reynolds abound. Filled with amusing cartoons and wonderful images, this is the ideal introduction to the wonderful world of Western art.
The Tender Grass
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Tales of the Tricycle Theatre
"An inside look at London's Tricycle Theatre which with its series of verbatim plays has made a significant contribution to contemporary political theatre"--
Fierce
A teenager is dead after facing harassment and cyberbullying. Two friends go camping, and one reveals a secret. A conflict between two band students erupts into violence. A refugee celebrates the new year in Canada. A bereaved teen joins her school volleyball team. Five fierce new plays from some of Canada's best playwrights reveal the passion, pain, humour, and hopes of young people in this exciting anthology of plays for high schools.
Insects
Provides general information on insects, including how they breathe, why they have shells, and how they grow.
Mollusks
Provides general information on mollusks, including why they are so soft, why many have shells, and how they move from place to place.
Reptiles
Provides general information about reptiles, including why they have tough skins, how they hunt for food, and how their senses differ from humans.
Mammals
Discusses the characteristics of mammals, including being warm-blooded, having hair or fur, and being able to drink mother's milk as babies.
Birds
Presents information on birds, including how they fly, why they migrate, and why they build nests.
I Love My Family
A wonderful children's book about a little girl, Miatta, growing up in Liberia and her love of family. Illustrations reflect Miatta's experiences. A "Must Read" for all who love children and desire to learn about children of the world. Written by Faith Joy Richardson. Published by Sheila Hayford, What A Word Publishing and Media Group.
